Uzbekistan Tour – Samarkand, Bukhara & Khiva: 10 Days All-Inclusive

Name: Uzbekistan 10-Day All-Inclusive Tour
Brand: East Site Travel
Price: 4000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

Tour Details:

All-Inclusive Price: $4,000

Single Supplement: $350

Duration: 10 Days

Price Includes:

Group Size Under 15
Handpicked 4–5 Star Hotels for Your Comfort
Visa processing and consular fees
All Meals Everyday (B, L, D)
Internal Flights and Train Tickets
All Land Transfers with A/C
Accompany of guide/escort 24/7
Show Programs
Entrance Fees
Bottled water
Private Tour – $1,000 per person in a couple
20% Discount on Caucasus Tour for Returning Customers

Departure Dates:

2026

2027

Uzbekistan Tour Package: Discover Central Asia

East Site Travel has been guiding small groups through Uzbekistan for over 20 years, long before Samarkand appeared on any “must-visit” list, running some of the region’s most trusted Uzbekistan small group tours. This 10-day all-inclusive Uzbekistan guided tour covers the full arc of the Silk Road: Tashkent’s Soviet-era grandeur, Samarkand’s tilework, Bukhara’s labyrinthine old town, and Khiva’s perfectly preserved walled city. Groups stay under 15 people, every meal is included, and visa processing is handled end to end.

Ready to book Uzbekistan tour dates for your next adventure? Departures run throughout the year, giving you flexibility to plan around your schedule. Our guides bring deep regional knowledge to every stop, from Rishtan’s potters to Samarkand’s Registan Square, offering access to larger tour groups that simply can’t be matched. These Uzbekistan vacation tours are built for travelers who want truly authentic cultural immersion with real comfort, hotels, transportation, and logistics handled throughout.

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Uzbekistan Tour Itinerary

Discover the Jewel of the Silk Road with East Site Travel. Our 10‑day Uzbekistan tour takes you through Samarkand’s Registan, Bukhara’s old town, and Khiva’s walled city — blending history, culture, and authentic local experiences in one unforgettable journey.

Day 1 – Arrival to Tashkent (Uzbekistan)

After breakfast at the hotel, today we’ll have a full day of sightseeing of Uzbekistan’s capital city Tashkent.

Sightseeing in Tashkent

While full day of sightseeing in Tashkent for many travelers seem as a necessary stopover en route to the dream destinations, this historical city holds many unexpected surprises.

Khast Imam Complex, Chorsu Bazaar, and Madrasah Kukeldash

First half of the day we’ll visit old part of the city: Khast Imam Complex which displays unique Osman Koran thought to be the world’s oldest Koran. Chorsu bazaar- is one of the oldest, biggest bazaars of Tashkent. Madrasah Kukeldash – is a significant architectural sightvof the 16 century. After lunch we will continue on to modern part of the city: Independent square (Mustakillik) the main square of Tashkent, flanked by largest public buildings and walls of fountains. A. Navoi theatre square built in 1947 by Japanese prisoners in World War 2. Visits to museum of Amir Temur and museum of Handcraft Art will end our excursion of Tashkent, and we’ll have dinner at one of the local restaurants and overnight at hotel in Tashkent.

Day 2 – Tashkent (Uzbekistan)

After breakfast, there are so many options for day 2 in Tashkent. These might include:

Take a short drive to the Chimgan Mountains and Charvak Reservoir, a favorite getaway for locals, offering fresh air and panoramic views. Enjoy light hiking or simply relax by the water. Return to Tashkent in the afternoon for a visit to the Applied Arts Museum, showcasing traditional Uzbek crafts, ceramics, and textiles. Dinner at a local restaurant and overnight in Tashkent.

Day 3 – Tashkent – Samarkand – 190 mi (Uzbekistan)

After breakfast we will take a train to world famous Samarkand located 190 mi from Tashkent. The road to Samarkand is via Syrdarya and Jizzakh provinces and takes approximately 3 hours. We will arrive to Samarkand in the afternoon, check in to hotel and have lunch. After short rest we’ll start our excursion of Samarkand by visiting Paper Mills Factory where we’ll have a presentation of paper production from mulberry tree, Afrasiyob Museum, Ulugbek’s observatory – dated to 1428 – 1429 – known as biggest observatory of the East with best equipment to the time. After dinner at one of the local restaurants we’ll transfer to hotel for overnight in Samarkand.

Day 4 – Samarkand (Uzbekistan)

Sightseeing in Samarkand

After breakfast at the hotel today we’ll have a full day sightseeing of Samarkand. Visit heart of the city – Registan Square which played great role in commercial and scientific life of the time. Gur Emir Mausoleum – mausoleum for the males of Temurid’s dynasty, real masterpiece of Central Asian architecture. Shaki Zinda Necropolis in the northern outskirts of Samarkand. Bibi – Khanum Mosque construction of which started in 1399 after Victorian campaign of Temur to India. Central bazaar of Samarkand- Siyobian where we’ll taste famous round bread (non) made only in Samarkand. After this long day, we’ll have dinner at one of the local restaurants and overnight in Samarkand.

Day 5 – Samarkand – Bukhara – 172 mi (Uzbekistan)

After breakfast at the hotel, we depart Samarkand for Bukhara. Stop on the way at the ruins of medieval monument Caravanserai Rabat-i-Malik.

Onward to Bukhara

Continue driving to Bukhara via Gijduvan where we’ll visit Abdulla’s pottery house where we’ll be offered short presentation and a cup of tea. Upon arrival to Bukhara, we’ll accommodate at the hotel. Visit Chor Minor memorial. Today we’ll dinner in one of the local restaurants and will overnight in Bukhara.

Day 6 – Bukhara (Uzbekistan)

After breakfast we’ll have a full day of sightseeing of this ancient city. Bukhara is one of most historically rich cities on the Great Silk Road attracting attention of thousands of people with its unique heritage.

Full Day in Bukhara

Today we’ll visit: Samanid’s dynasty mausoleum known to be one of the best architectural samples of the Samanids period (875 – 999). Chashma Ayub Mausoleum – legend say is it of Prophet Jove. Bolo – Khauz Mosque. The Ark Fortress – Citadel is the most ancient memorial of Bukhara, on archeological matter dated to the 3rd century B.C. Kalon Complex – consists of minaret, Mosque and Madrasah both of which are still active. Magoki Attori Mosque. Ulugbek and Abdulazizi Khan madrasahs. Next we’ll visit most popular place of Bukhara – reservoir Lyabi Khauz complex built in 1620 by khans’ dignitary Nodir Devan Begi. We’ll end the day with a dinner at the local restaurant followed by a show program. Today we’ll overnight in Bukhara.

Day 7 – Bukhara (Uzbekistan)

After breakfast we’ll continue second full day of sightseeing in Bukhara: former summer palace of Bukhara Emir Said Olimkhan – last Emir of Bukhara, Sitora – iMokhi – Khosa, Museum of Decorative Applied Art. We’ll be back to Bukhara in time for dinner and have another overnight in Bukhara.

Day 8 – Bukhara – Khiva – 350 mi (Uzbekistan)

After breakfast at the hotel, today we’ll have a long day ahead making our way through Kyzyl Kum desert going from Bukhara to Khiva. We’ll cover over 350 mi and spend most part of the day on the road. While it is a rather hard day, it is the only way to get from Bukhara to Khiva and we’ll try to make it as pleasant as possible. On the way we’ll make stops to visit ancient ruins Ayaz Kala and Toprak Kala. We’ll have a picnic lunch and upon arrival accommodate in hotel in Khiva for rest and relaxation. Khiva is a fascinating place, walk through Ichan Kala – old walled city of Khiva, will give you an insight into the life led there from ancient days up to the present time. We’ll have a dinner at the local restaurant followed by a show program. Overnight is at the hotel in Khiva.

Day 9 – Khiva – Urgench – Tashkent (Uzbekistan)

After breakfast at hotel today we’ll have a full day sightseeing in Khiva – another of many highlights when traveling in Central Asia, visit Ichan Kala – a UNESCO World Heritage Site including madrasah Muhammad Amin Khan, Kelta Minar, Kunya Ark, madrasah Muhammad Rakhimkhan. We’ll have lunch at local restaurant and continue sightseeing program: visit Pakhlavan Mahmud Mausoleum, Islam Khodja Minaret and Madrasah, Djuma Mosque and Minaret, Tash Hovli Palace. After dinner at the local restaurant we’ll proceed to airport for a flight back to Tashkent by HY-1058 08:40/10:10 (subject to change). Upon arrival to Tashkent, we’ll accommodate in hotel for overnight and rest.

Day 10 – Tashkent (Uzbekistan)

Today is the last day of the tour; we’ll have breakfast at the hotel and arrange transfer to the airport for your flight home. End of tour of Central Asia’s beautiful country – Uzbekistan.

Hotels:

Tashkent – City Palace Hotel
Samarkand – Konstantin Hotel
Bukhara – Sasha & Son Hotel
Khiva – Asia Khiva Hotel

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Reviews of Our Uzbekistan Tour Package

It has been a fantastic trip. We drive to Khiva tomorrow which is our last stop of our tour of Central Asia and fly to Istanbul via Tashkent. It is so different and interesting both culturally and historically. Uzbekistan in particular and rest of Central Asia in general should be in everybody's list to visit once in a life time. It's full of history from 10th century. People are so nice, humble and beautiful.

An absolute delight. Well conducted Central Asia tour, high quality hotels, great food, fantastic guides, friendly and hospitable people. We are glad to did this tour and visited Uzbekistan. Would plan to see other parts of Central Asia some time over next few years, it has a lot to offer. East Site worked everything to details and we had a stress free tour. Would highly recommend to our friends and family. Thank you!

We were in Uzbekistan last spring, and this was a good experience. Samarkand and Bukhara were the highlights of this Central Asia tour with a lot of historical sights. We enjoyed being in a small group of 8, our guide Akmal did outstanding job. East Site was a good choice of a tour operator. Reasonable pricing and a lot of inclusions other companies didn't offer.

I really enjoyed the 5 Stans tour! Everything was perfectly organized by East Site, and I didn’t have to worry about anything. The group I traveled with was so nice, and it made the whole experience even better. Overall, it was a fantastic trip, and I’m very happy I chose East Site!

East Site is the perfect choice for you if you're travelling as a family. We did "Uzbekistan" tour (my spouse, our two sons 27 y.o and 34 y.o. and I) in May, 2019 and we felt like we were well cared all the time. Gulya - the tour guide was amazing! Punctual, a very charismatic Lady.

Uzbekistan Tour Map

Explore the full route of your 10‑day journey through Uzbekistan. This map outlines each major stop along the itinerary, including Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva, giving you a clear view of how the tour flows across the country.

What is Uzbekistan known for?

The Jewels of the Silk Road: Samarkand, Bukhara & Khiva<
While Uzbekistan is celebrated for its deep historical footprint, it is most famous for three ancient oasis cities that feel frozen in time. On our 10-day itinerary, you won’t just read about the breathtaking blue tiles of Samarkand’s Registan Square or the mud-brick walls of Khiva’s Ichan Kala—you will stand beneath them. We’ve meticulously structured our journey to ensure you experience these legendary UNESCO World Heritage sites during the golden hours of morning and evening, away from the midday crowds and perfectly timed for unforgettable photography.

5 Stans Tour Package – Frequently Asked Questions

What cities does the Uzbekistan tour visit?

Our 10-Day Uzbekistan Highlights Tour takes you on a comprehensive journey through the jewel cities of the historic Silk Road. The itinerary begins in the vibrant capital city of Tashkent, before traveling by high-speed train to the legendary monuments of Samarkand. From there, you will journey onward to explore the beautifully preserved old town of Bukhara, and conclude your cultural immersion within the ancient walled city of Khiva.

Is Uzbekistan safe for tourists?

Yes, Uzbekistan is remarkably safe for international tourists. The country boasts exceptionally low crime rates, and the local population is world-renowned for its warm hospitality toward travelers. At East Site Travel, your comfort and peace of mind are our absolute priorities. We design our custom itineraries to stick strictly to safe, highly secure urban and cultural corridors, entirely avoiding sensitive border zones. Additionally, our small groups (under 15 guests) are accompanied 24/7 by expert local guides and dedicated drivers to ensure a smooth, worry-free experience from start to finish.

What is the best time of year to visit Uzbekistan?

The absolute best time of year to visit Uzbekistan is during the spring (April to early June) and autumn (September to early November). During these ideal shoulder seasons, the weather is beautifully mild and clear—perfect for walking tours through ancient squares and capturing stunning photography. Spring brings blooming landscapes and vibrant cultural festivals like Navruz, while autumn features comfortable sightseeing weather alongside local harvest celebrations. While summer is doable with smart morning scheduling, the spring and autumn months offer the ultimate balance of climate and comfort.

Are there private tour options?

Yes! Couples can upgrade to a private tour for an additional $1,000 per person. This allows for a more personalized experience while still enjoying the full itinerary.

What’s the group size?

Group sizes are kept small—under 15 travelers—to ensure comfort, flexibility, and a more intimate experience with local guides and destinations.

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